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Monthly Round-up October

29th October 2016timothyrevellAsgardia, Autonomous, Driverless Cars, ExoMars, Galaxy, GCHQ, Google, Gut, Machine Learning, maths, Milton Keynes, Mouth, Neural Networks, New Scientist, physics, Pirate Party, Robot, Schiaparelli, Technology, TV Leave a comment
Image Credit: Asgardia

Image Credit: Asgardia

This month was my first full month at New Scientist. In case you missed my articles, I wrote about…

  • A discoball that could be sent to a nearby galaxy
  • The space nation that may never exist
  • Bonus content from your TV using ultrasound
  • 10x more galaxies in our universe than previously thought
  • Trying out a driverless car/pod/thingy
  • ExoMars Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
  • Security services collecting data illegally (and spinning it as a victory)
  • Post-It notes that never need to be recharged 
  • Driverless cars learn to drive by playing GTA V
  • Google’s neural networks invent their own (rubbish) encryption
  • Robot with gut and mouth is self sustaining
  • Pirate Party looking for big win in Iceland
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